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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-27
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For Annapolis, 20 I,"'le'
IN. and 40 p. m. On Sr M l2B
m, and 800 p. m. 'N sunday ae
For Way Stations betuoa. p
and Washington. $40 'I 4 ~ Balm,
l2.15, 5.0O, $50, 1880 n S'VU, syS a :
day, $50, 9.o5 a. m, ]. "a S n; d i.
HOO p. IN. ''O' CIV, $50
Trains leave Washington inn,
as follows: ~" 'Of hsl,aa
b a. M, $50 a. m, 6.4Oa
M, $50 a. m, 1905 a. m. ann w. = =
M, l.25 p. m, SIS p. m aug W. 1.'la
4.SO p: m, 4.40 p. m, 5.]C n O,0V , q
M 200 p. m S.25 p. m, a and ~ /, q
m, On Sunday only l.S0np I ~ NO.
From Annapolis, sis. y I, H.
5.90'p, m. On Sunday, 100, Asa
and go p. m. AVN = A.
Baggage called for and AL,
hotels and residences on o,S Sag'1e
ticket office, l52 ives, Bal,im ,oss ,tt
Camden Station, and 81 8 ' nv E's
DAVID LEE, q I Ii'oaaVl
Genl. Superintendent. Con i IN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-27
EVENING APITAL.
PUBLISHED DAILY. eN~ suHoAYa
WEDNESDAY,, April 81, 1887
1t Is Well to .Remt mber

That anxiety is easier to bear
than sorrow.
That talent is sometime hid
in napkins, audacity never.
That good brains are often
kept in a poor looking vessel.
That an insect has feeling and
an atom a shadow.
That the NEST brilliant roses
bloom among the sharpest
thorns.
That the time to bury a
Ratchet is before blood is found
upon it.
That no man is born into the
world whose work is not born
with him.
That mistakes are often
bought at big price and sold
at a small one.
Hat lGISuIC 10 al NCj y lJlCdo
ant garment, but bad one for
constant wear.
That the best way 10 keep acts
in memory is to refresh them
with new ones.
That if it were not for emer-
gencies, but little progress
would be made in the world.
That it is often better to go a
good ways round than to take
q short cut across lots.
Cheap lniments are not always the best
Try Hopkin's Antalgic for rheumatism or
neuralgia. Price 90 cents.
That the statement SO often
made in print that crest makes
rust" is the veriest rot.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-27

Ladies Dress Goods from 5l
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velyetes
and Colored Iaces for DIe
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes,Ca
ton and Flannels, at redu's
prices.
Gents, Ladies and C CHI
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk ~ ~
Linen Handkerchiefs, LinenVg
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scars =
Bows, at very low prices,
Black and colored JsFsl /
Jersey Capes, Gents ana ~ ~
Knit Jackets and White Sa'p1
very cheap. u
Calico shirts for SOC worth = !
Boys white shirts for a 90
worth 60C. Cd
Splendid line Of ladies ''''
and listers will be aos4
CLOSED OUT AT COSLL !.
All other goods in 'i0'' I
Drices TO Smf Tie times
]. FRANK KRAhEH
nov4-tf FTahOi' -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-27
ALSO PLUMBING

Ia ali its branches done at short notice
and at low prices.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-27
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N@ANNA " NNAtSNANt aHsf
" 1885, Passenger trains vfg M /.
Annapolis, daily, Except sundoy, =. y
lows: ''''a!'l @h
LEAVE ANNAPors
At GAO a. m, and 1905 nn al.
p. m, and 5.25 p. m. Arrive =, anu s.q {
lis, at S.5S a. m, and I.4Snn a as5..
=. m, and 7.15 p, m. ' ''0 >
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows: S.3Oa m AL d.
p. m. Arrive at AnnapoIis y, ' M. !
m. and 6,2S p. m. - '''7
Through coaches are run IN ,g,t.
above trains between Baltimore se5 I,
narolis ~ ''' 2
Through freight from Baltmors IA
Local Freight Trains leave Anne
Tuesdays and Fridays at 9OOa N
Freight will be transported attI..,
est rates, and will be received IN =.
more for Shipment to Annapolis 81 7
as 600 y. m.
p. m. J. WILSON BROWN
President and s
j II. RRowN Gen Ticket kg,
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.

The man-of-war Michigan will leave to-
day for Chicago.
The Govern nnent pile-drivers have arrived
here, and will 20 to work at Pt. Sherman.
Wm. Erwin, OF 50 Terrace-st., will spend a
few days visiting his friends at Grandyilie,
Mich.
II you want to invest little money to
good advantage secure seat for Ivy Leaf
at the opera house tonight.
w. L. Harris. formerly landlord of the
Arlington House, will 20 TO Kansas City to
engage in the real estate business.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs +. Baxter was held at the residence
1914 hast. At o'clock yesterday after
noon.
A horse belonging to c. A. Ambros ran
away ON Wood-ave. yesterday. The horse
received no injuries, but the buggy ives
badly wrecked.
C. J. Bennett, formerly popular land
lord, OF the East, has taken charge OF the
Arlington Hotel of this city and will make
il first-class house.
The saw mill owned by G. ID. Nelson. at
pt Sherman, which has been closed for the
past week. owing to the shortage of logs,
commenced work again yesterday morn
ing.
The game OF ball that took place here
Sunday between the boys of the Fire De-
partment and cigsrmakers was largely at
tended. Score TO D in favor of The fire.
men.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Rsmark.bl. surxsrr.

The science OF surgery has made such
wonderful progress in modern times, that
the most intricate aud delicate operations
are nov undertaken and carried 70 a sue
cessiui issue There are nov several well
authenticated cases of what Is known IS
pnenmotorg, that is 90 say. the removal Of
diseased portions of the lungs In cases OF
consumption While, however, thls deli
cate operation has sometimes been success
fully performed, the risks attending II are
SO great, and the chances OF recovery so
slight. that il IS seldom resorted TO. The
safest plan IN consumptive cases is TO use
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
This will always cure the disease in It's
earlier stages. thoroughly arresting the
ravages Of the terrible malsdy by removing
its cause aud healing the lungs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

The report Of ths Commissioner Of
ASs.iouiturs has = chapter on ths Eng
llsh sparrow which. ifnot pleasant. Is a.
least interesting ressling. From this is
appears that the English sparrow has as
sablshsd iisslf IN thirty i've States and
Eve Territories and ths4 Al the present
rate q progress the energetic bird VIII
presently occnpJ he whole continent.
II ths spares were useful bird thsrs
woud be nothing 10 gFisss at 10 this. bat
Il Is pest and QUE of the worst order.
Il wss Supposed that IN nsturslizinz Il
80 ware gaming valuable sir Of The
insect eating birds. bus = psiniai sx-
peri-ncs proves that the spsrrow takes
s<s in.aets second hsnd. that is 20 say il
prey. upon the birds that DO feed on IN
s>cte. Furthsrrnors i taxes delight IN
niypinr fruit bals and the tender shoot.
Of garden plants whish il vaa hoped Il
would bsip pr>ssrvs. Ths posativs dam
axs done hy TIE sparrow = sstimslei At
sorn- millicns q dollars yesrly. Th.rs
il littls hops u getting rid ef a. II i
bcund 70 grow ap With the eountrY. Il
fhfivss best where paopls ara thickesf.
Lske tie xsllows Il e mark of eivilizs-
ton. Il has 10 lovs for ths wilderness
it, colcniss sr- - he sound il villages
and eitisa Il knows the multiplication
t~s.le clear 10 70 @ths lssnfy -fours. /"
snf raises frsrn Eoar - ssx bfoesis ysnr
Fcrg zssiasscs e thess VITO - nak kno~
IN net ~bst airscton - hufl snesr
sn.fbemas. 4 shouid be mentioned that
she Hrrt - laese snniVoreus. pezfifsrcus
hsris ever brought - tue eon8sfy vera
irn>crs~d ~ tie pfssetors - i'e srpok-
sru Insfifnts Ia 1850 sieat pairs -
shem peee hrssxht oar. Iacredlhle -
\ nsy .-~rn. thsy al aisl Bas n Issa
,~rr< thrs@ aazer of teen vsre turnei
lrnz. IN Bsnokiyn. AMI thess At oacs pro
cssd@i e txks possession of the cosxatrY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Propeller City Of st. Joseph. Chicago.
10000 feet Of lumber; prop. Michael Groh,
Chicago, 600 lumer; lprop. Albert soper.
Chicago. 10000 lumber; prop. Annie
laura. Chicago, $4,000 lumber; Schooner
Apprentice Boy. Chicago, 275000 lumber,
prop Emma Thompson, Chicago. 10000
lumber. schr. Qnickstep. milwaukee, 3lO,-
go lumber. prop. G. Hickor. Michigan
CITY go 600 lumber, schr. Rose Simmons,
Chicago, 275.0 900 lumber. schr. ID. A Wells,
Chicago, 5000 lumber; prop. Tempest
Cli ago, 2sO,000 lumber. schr. City Of Grand
Haven, Chicago. 250.0c0 lumer: prop. Thos
y. Scott Chicago. $4,000 lumber. schr.
Jack Thompson, Chicago. 2250 lumber:
schr. North star. Chicago. 10000 lumber.
schr. Belle Chicsgo. 10000 lumber: schr.
Andrew Jackson. Chicago, rs. 600 lumber:
schr. C. Michelson. Chicago. zoo, 900 shin
gies. scr. Mary r. rsrksrd, Riverdsls coo
go Isths. schr. Walesks. Sheboygan, 75. 900
lumber. schr. Jessie l.. Boyce. Michigan,
10000 lumosr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

<f<1aa a I4exsaa. Ma ssa - ~
Aeasf shz pssk& fssnss : sk1s ek.aSs ta<k
eza sreE sx1eflessess& sa a.. asy "a. Is s<s
. eos2 etst4 EeEefsisa " a. ~ i<san2s
.sis taat k.esl sd sssB e.e ssekssz eeaft
I -eter iest slzn . <o2Ass eefafs. ask sss1
Has1 arst e0ase<ted. nsf sfeo sHns<scsa
t1s slsaeazs. ner ~ saysolh.r unae. ! -
eFe & @2s 1.recsF ifefe ae>ss1s ~ se<*
u the sgdFiz sf Gel 1 ao~ ees sfe ths
giessa<e ~ aknils sat more 4as<el stansiaH<-
u tean stsr bel1zs. snc ! ~aat - say e
Al uy irieaats ever = beKe ta&1 nos net
o1ig zocsft e4k peszese Eef Testimonies
- oe from God. AzeeiaS tAe oVposstioa
have ielz - ths<n Ihls eh4axe - ~
ieelszs i ssofe aznzkiEx - myseli tbsn II
CA - - others. S4ea nesrB<ss - Oo1,
44ra earnest devotion. sscb soiensa se-
eeaia ~ hxs = hQiy lie csa enif p<
e<emptee ~ ths spirlt of eod. n1rs
thai s. there saat - se. ! sna iatiy sss
isae3 Tat nay 9sa ssiy3ll2H aud ~ aise-
falness la saving oilers sepeads upon nv
beiak eoaaeeied ultn thls fssopls snd tsis
work. And here I take my stand % fisk
a. / am ~ have. or nops foF ia thls NE
aa1 tae lie - eoEae Elih thLs peop4s a1id
With this ~oFA.--b. n. CaErlgbt.
Ecsf Eatlef 4u0ting ths above, ssys.
~ls 4 n0t sston sblag tnat in Only little
over no short years al these solemn STATE.
isteuts should &c apparently iorzottebi eho
ti.At noN lhIs same NAB should De pouring
out columns Of misrepresentation 0t TINS
same Mrs. " bite, 0f whom be mas spoken
- hishlyf ileKs . the weakness ot The
man. he : indesd 10 be pitlsd for being
under sush bitter spirit Of malignity that
he - pressed on 20 utter such Inconsistencies
aud contradictions 0f hl= own uttsFanees.
aud dare 10 place them before the public.
lie consd not tell the truth ~ oothJnstances,
for hey are sstaayely contradictory, 80 his
readers can take tAeir choice as 10 which
they believe.
For n0se ih4n ~ years he had Intimately
knOwu this Wonssn whose reputation dc
now traduoes, and yet speaks ot her IA The
highest terms he knew now 10 use. Was
be then telling falssho0dsf But II he then
told the truth. as We know from personal
knowledge be did. how can his present
statements be believed We leave the
reader 10 solve this enigma
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Train sad highway robberiss have BE-
come so frequent. Missouri and Texm
way. that the pnblic has grown hardened
30 tho nsws The late $4,000 haul on
the Texas Pscific goes thronxh the press
With the brisssst AID most indifferent
comment Il need be. the state or
government forces should bs called out
- put . stop 70 these daring. high
handsd outrsSas. They srs becoming a.
namerous - ~ the pslnsisss days sf the
JAuRs eoys Let these gangs OF dssper-
sloes % broken up and sxtsrminstsd
ConoRow snd bis warriors are gentlemen
compared with such cEf-throat bands.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

1ae Daiiv .iournai ~ spers eify that
sFfurcs ne tconf 0deerfLsesaestfs Of fhe
people - fhs one ~ iehtch eseFgbodg
ltkes q adrertite. Ihe TELEGk4N-
HERALu haa from The start had az
fhe ~iganf-D and Is the onty paper "a
fi'scifg fitgf nsakes q preieHse ~ ctaksl.
gging fheof property. Our iFaHt Ats
ere taken ,it i0lr RATES and fbe fsstsit.
ere pi0rrelissz Ige giGfig rsturA al
is0nep Dasff in adoonce whsa TEE adreF.
sflssBfesf does nod prCGstee Fesuifs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

The California dslsgatss TO the q. A.
T. sncampmsD. are bound 70 be happy
while in St. Louis even II they have to
bring thssr happiness with them They
unlosdsd six hundred boxes OF wine IN
st. Louis npon their srrivAl there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
suosn CIRCULATION:
5000 DAILY.

This Paper il the only one IN
Michigan outside Of Detroit
that requires a Perrecting
Press 20 Print It's Editions. All
Advertisers and others inter
ested are invited Co visit our
Press Room or inspect our
books TO verify our sworn
statements regarding circula-
ton
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Senator HsnrroS, q South Carolina,
Is said 10 bs N Washington srying 10
persuade the President 10 accept as 8
present very frisky horse. II the sni-
msl is any more fr1sky than the tariff re
form hobby which the Precedent has
shown disposition to mount, be would
10 vel 10 d.sliDs toe gin with thankA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
nfuskegon Subscribers.

Those who miss their paper through careless
ness OF the Carriers VIII please telephone or no
tlfy tae agent a, 81 westem-sYe. In 30 doing
they viii save themselves aud the paper consid-
erabIe trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

An ths TkLEaaAu. hxRAr.D predicted
several dAys ago. tie Common Council
last night granted the street railway
company franchise 10 put their llne
through Chsrry-sL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

The MAxsmIss regime ia Mexico
ssssas 10 BE- creating more real bloody
shirt argument than JoHs SHERMAN
ever attained.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

xyAxTTD-A A SIT BIZ YOUNG MAY GOOD
" peamsn. nniek and correeI at figures.
sreaks aernsn. french and Eagiish fuestly
fscot credentials reesrtis character, tdfrsss d
~. Telsefsna- Herald Oaacs. "a Western ave
Muskegon. 20
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Esv. DR.. TAnaksE says be has had lots
OF fan IN his tsna So have those who
have heard and sssn hsn preach.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

This Is the frst day of the cup races
between the American Nolantssr and
Ace scotch Thistia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

L,ARM FOR stLE-oNE AND oNE HALF
L miles north Of Cadillac, 30 acres with 20
acres cleared. good board fences. good farm
house aud barns well watered soil clay, VIII sell
The whole or will divide II into 40 or % scrc lots
10 suit purchaser. For terms address Kelly
81 Buticrworth-ayc. Grand Rapids Mich. 2ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

rA4 .esske< 81 t<pss - &.1y - zexts&~sa<ss
~ feees ss atsia1sk tAs 2sss b@E ~
ssE<s 81 s~s~A. Ass pssS - . 1l1s es~s.ss
z<e1s fsA ussA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

.lesp saazss. sa..a. .aa M.a....
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Real Estate COUNTRY.

NOR sALs foRTY ACRE PROFITABLE
L fsim pleasantly situated on Camp Ak
4 gonna fJHnship. A.so a. aeses parIg fm
proved. u acres near the city fof msfset gard.
enef. olhef lends Tor t4le or sSehsnge tor city
properly holeomb, a. Lypn-st. ~
IoR SALE CHEAP A FARM or TIN ACRES
J. nile from railroad depot. Enquire a.
81 fourth.st 2ss
LARA FOR SALE EfGHTY ACRES IN SPAR
"a II miles ffoga th.s city. good Pane h0lae
aud barn. good wster. 5 acre, of timber aud .5
acre under cultivation fflee and terms reason
able Dspuer Led, ard block. corner oi
OiiaSa and fearisls. 80
EoR sALE-EARN 70 ACRES. q IMPROVED
J. clay SOL frame barn 3oxob with basement
Choice trnu, good water. good schOOi. situated
four miles from Newsygo. No incumhfancc.
one-f0urth down, of will exchange for city prop-
eIty. Price sou Daniel T. soper. Ncwaygo
Mich. tsaf
NOR sALE-IISE LANDS. ~ NKwAYGO
j. County. Upper Peninsula and wisconsin
Also choice southern Pine: excellent farms IN this
county. and valuable city property ior sae
Munef TO loan ON hca Estate OF Bank securities
ia sums nom SEQ 20 floO.oCooO stocks and Bonds
bought and sold Jhaye also fof sale upon rca-
sonsDe terms piece of real estate with q front
Axe OF feet. which is admitted 10 be the most
desirable property in the city for the location OF
n first class Hotel, Wholesale Dry Goois House
stores Bank or other business Industry. FOR
particulars call on or address A. X Antisdel
Room Lovetts Block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
ls9ti
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

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l. knk2fs IS q ns&&icsslte kssi 6sls
Ix5g s&iF- a sFTs1sH HopsE * f,lg erfl
sss. erssf ,eas.As IS eas. ~ ~ ps.ess
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4 tt&sef he ssiix - c. s& rpsn / - tfss-
t.soAss - - aas1 Ee. No lasarsaes kesz
faesas anss n.si'aias -
pEAt ksTA1k F0k sAIk - LOIS n
IL feA'fth sea fifh nafu - sc y1A kos 8 ssk
$50 i4esef sam shea required thfer nee
hesses ~ "a. - as~a hslsncs ss d easnis
"a i@sess = 40 ~ ieeA tAsries ,sl.. .
taesss sosaes Lses. -
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teais - ~
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misbt tiscsini sals5 q iva l. : lFsyl2 =
iAsf e1t b'e<A. oi'pasltf seee' hetei
4 ofS AND BorSfS f0R sALEoRfx fxCnAAts
IL Mel "a slea esky lsrms. Call 90 Dr. Yea.
ts~s aaFsns hn ofilce Aosn 81 le N. 1 10
az - p "a >pa tsfs ep4i pfei esslas.l bus
iness from saa& > a. Nsaham bloek cesnsf
Aoaioe sud II ssien sas ~
nor sALE -THkFE AND OH HALF ACRE
i ifst Win irsine be ~, i've ulse slrings eigsfy
foos iFosa seeta 'ifad kspids depes. naz ieing
eult sssY terms. Aiso ieo sealed AMY
carriage. obieel a. seliag Ioor health. ia
seife ofG Walker. y South i,issaons n
roR sALE-HousE oS JEFFERSON AVE
reAF Highland. sllsa. snail pxyncaf
down. tsEgsa 4 Denison. - Lyonsl lsos
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

oEAsDrAFIDsT TUESDAY. sEFr- 2
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
For Sdic--Tickefs.

CoR SALE CHEAP-A ROUND TRIP TICKEr Z
i over l.. ). & NJ :. X. r.. 70 White Pigeon and
return. Apply a. this once. 2Ds
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
M Muskegon.
MCsKEGoS. TUESDAY. SEPT. y.

once, 81 Western Avenue. The TELEGRAM
HERALD delivered every morning at O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

ToS a II NfoN. eEEExka kskt Es1AT
l. knksts IS 10 Nsa9lcsssle ~ dsas
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

DOOM AND POWER TO RENT-CORNER
IL Campan and Louis-sts. Bennett 4 oSburn
s)sgf
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

COR RENT-wE WILL FIT UP. FURNISHING
reliable water and steam power. for any
satisfactory applicant The iron veneer building
on Erie-st. lately occupied by e.telts Boiler
shop. Dimensions are about sOx70 has high
ceiling and light on three aides. Apply 10 Bissei
Carpet Sweeper Go. 81 MiiI-st, City. 2l9t
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

IoR sALE CHEAP A FARM or TIN AfkEs
i = nile from railroad depot Enquire a.
81 fourth.s. 30
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Professional.

noCToR MARY 4. THOMPSON. OFFICE i02
~ Monroe-st. Hours between 10 aud IL O. m;
2 10 and 10 =. M General practice. i6ou
DOGFR W. CLAsoS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
II undertaken and embalmer. Il North Frout-
81. West Side
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
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Found.
TO SO forR F0C X II booKs CONTAIN
i ~ y4iiiatfe FsfEa.. - t1< q a. 1eQun -.
= ez&H tskst SstlsB oa0<-e z@SE taF snoe
~ eAit1z "a 4 4 Halfway, "a kefen CsDieE
FieFtbs paaf,ertg sn4 f.aslsz for taH Eostce. -
lot tkD-AT fAtR GkOJNrs. FRIDAY, A
j - sess ts,ok enBfsininx crocfs ed p.
BEARING 1aHle % Il 3ils Dwoef ksa nsge Nae
- ean.as 81 Vas 0EAee sad p&sing ior tais al
tlsemeul- Sc.if
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Bltsiness Personals.

NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE To
" q Monrse St vi the frIn of Pierre Bro :
Shatiucg, and want vho are indebted 10
ne aud wish 10 save cos s. to call ana settle thelr
accounts oil once, L. 5. Pierce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Miscellaneous.

JVANTED-To BUY A DRESS COAT. INQUIRE
w or address. Musician, ~ CaDsl-st. 256
WEATHER sTRIPS-Now is THE PROPER
W lime 10 have them put On and save fuel esii-
mate given and ordeu promptly filed, by Que
r Ballard Pesrl-st 1a3
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-12-22
Love and Law.

The community was favored with
something of a sensation last week in
the institution Of a breach Of promise
suit. Miss Susie Sylvester, a pretty and
petite damscl living in Melville town.
ship, came into the city early Friday
morning and took the initiatory pro-
ceedings in civil action against James
Gallagher for 5000 damages, her af-
fcctions having been blighted to that
amount Search for the unlucky jim
was not rewarded, and late in the fore
noon one Of tie inhabitants remember
ed having seen him riding out of town
q horseback early in the morning. 1t
was quite unfortunate that he had left
no word as to his destination, and the
atmosphere was soon redolent with the
story of his fleeing from the wrath of
his lady love. Late at night, however,
Mr.. Gallagher returned from his jour
ney all unconscious of the firore his
absence had created. Mr.. Gallagher is
a handsome young man with virgin
chin and mnstache whose waxed ends
twirl Us gracefully as the tendrils Of n
grape vine, and having come into pos.
session of snug fortune in the curly
spring is in good circumstances to re.
m,rneratc for blightcd affections. The
lady in the case is ofpetite figure, pretty
face and brilliant eyes, and claims u
promise of marriage from the wooing
Adonis,
The end of the case is not yet.
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Picked pigs feet at Talbott's.
Pure New York roller process buck
wheat flour, and maple syrup at
J. +. CoNsIGNY's.

The condition and circumstances of
people living in blooming Kansas and
"mild Dakota" are such as at this time
to solicit the commiseration Of their
fcllowmen. The dispatches tell OF
death from the cold in Dakota, while in
Kansas they are forcibly stopping coal
trains and taking enough fuel to KEEP
their fires alive. These circumstances
should be brought to mind 10 empha
size the fact that Iowans who are sur,
rounded by all the comforts and con
veniences who have raised crops equal
to any raised ION EARTH" cannot better
their condition. Iowa is justly famous as
the Peerless State and the comforts
vouchsafed her citizens are not sur.
passed.
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Died.

IoLT.--At the residence of Mrs. Cook.
IN this city on Tuesday evening, Dec.
Goth, 1887, WILLIAM G. Holt, aged
about 20 years.
The deceased came to this county in
the early fall, and has been employed at
different places at farm work, but when
taken sick was in the employ Of l..
ID. Thomas, of the Bon Ton restaurant,
where he had served one week. The
first illness came on Monday, the 18th,
inst, when in the morning he sought
medical counsel, and later in the day
wont to bed suffering from high fever.
He received good care, and on We'd
nesday was removed from the
restaurant apartments to Mrs.
Cooks residence over Jennings & Co.'S.
store, where he received the best atten-
ton that could be rendered. Notwith-
standing the efforts Of those in attend
ance he grew gradually worse, his latter
illness being attended by hemorrhage
of the lungs, A consultation OF physi-
CldlS WAC hciu Ou blOiusty evening,
when it was recognized that the patient
was past the power of medical skill to
save. All that was possible was per-
formed to make his last hours less pain
full, and he passed away between 5 and
8 o'clock Tuesday evening.
During his residence here the deceas-
cd has led an exemplary life, and made
many acquaintancesa and friends. Those
by whom he was employed found him
very faithful and honest. lie Joined
the Audubon lodge of Good Templns
on Tuesday evening" Dec. 29th, and
during his illness the members have ex-
ercised the spirit of fraternity in rem.
dering willing and unceaslng attention,
both in life and death.
Papers found among his effects show
that his home previous to his coming
to Audubon was at Deadwood, ID. T..
where he has wife and daughter, the
latter born Dec, 9Th, 1856. His father.
William Holt, is wellto-do farmer
living near onslow, Jones county, this
state, Relatives are expected here.